The Plough Inn, Radford - pub details
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Address: 17 St. Peters Street, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG7 3EN [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 917 0007 (ref 5346)
Nottingham (1.7 miles), Beeston (2.9 miles), Bulwell (3.3 miles)
Pub suggested by Tom on 10 Nov 2003
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other pubs nearby:
Nottingham Arms, Radford (0.1 miles), White Horse Inn, Radford (0.2 miles), Jolly Higglers, Nottingham (0.2 miles), Variety Club, Radford (0.3 miles), Marquis Of Lorne, Radford (0.3 miles) - see more nearby pubs
user reviews of the Plough Inn, Radford
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| nb. I notice the pub closes 14:30-17:00, Mon-Wed. trainman - 9 Sep 2008 17:11 |
| Adjacent to Nottingham Brewery and, even at 12:00 first knockings on Sun, the beer was in sparkling condition. All from next door - Rock Bitter, EPA (e for extra), Legend, Mild, Bullion, 150 Not Out (ran out, haha), Supreme (listed but n/a – awaiting next brew date). Large high-ceilinged traditional pub which looks original but I read has needed some restoration to remove the abuse incurred when controlled by some larger pub companies, if so, the result is seamlessly good. Enter & turn right to public bar with solid wood tables & chairs surrounded by distressed leather banquettes, a mosaic stone floor, large alcove providing separate area for dartboard, old brewery photos adorn the walls and bottles crowd around the high shelves, plasma in far corner was quietly showing grand prix. Opposite, to the left of the central bar, is the carpeted lounge where chairs & settles are upholstered, to the rear a tarmac beer garden with picnic sets and grass plot beyond. Both rooms have working fireplaces and the nearby dimples in the floor are testament to hobnail-booted workers stamping cold feet in days of yore. Refreshing to see simple signs at the bar proclaiming ‘fresh cobs, made to order’. We have to mention another undoubted asset to the pub; guv’nor Simon is a big, friendly, larger than life character and was a thoroughly good craic, cheers mate. Radford is just 5mins by bus from Nott centre (£1.50) or a taxi here is only £4, a must-visit if in this neck of the woods. You can read more if you add dotcom to nottinghambrewery. trainman - 9 Sep 2008 17:07 |
| An absolute gem of a pub, right next to the Nottingham Brewery. Fabulous beers - had both the Rock Bitter and the Legend which were perfect. Very friendly landlord. The best in Nottingham along with the Vat & Fiddle and tough to choose a favourite out of the 2. One of a very few pubs I have given a 9 to - the perfect 10 being reserved for a pub like this, but with free beer. Tigerdrinker - 7 Sep 2008 22:12 |
| Definately the best pub in Nottingham. The Nottingham brewery beers are all excellent, and the food (although choice is rather limited)is cheap and plentiful. Nottinghamian - 10 Nov 2007 12:52 |
| An absolute gem of a place, great beer brewed on site keeping prices down, staggeringly good value as well. kenincamden - 3 Aug 2007 12:55 |
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